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Marriage par Proeuration.

Malgr6 les emp6chements qu'on Iui a
suscit6s, malgre lie refus du sheriff Mat
o de permettre q la jeune Nina Van
Zandt de penetrer pres de o tiance
condamn6 a mort, 'cette jeune file a
persist6 dams son insens6 projet. Ne
pouvant s'unir a Auguste Spies directe-
ment ellie a contract6 avec lui un ma
rage par p%rocuration pour le simple
bonheur de porter lie nom de celni qui
sera bient6t pendu. LIE JUICE de paix
Englehardt, de jefferson, qui s'est
distingue par sa d6nonciation do YER
dict rendu dams lie process des anar-
chistes, a sugg6r6 l'idee de ce marriage
qui, scion lui, On vault un autre, l6gale-
ment. Ii a r6dig6 une p%rocuration en-
bonnie forme gull a fait signer par Au'
guste Spies .devant trois t6moins; &c
document ~autorisait Henry Spies, lie
frere du condamn6, a agir en- lieu ct
place du fance ct d accepter en- son
nom la main de Miss Van Zandt. La
ceremonie a etc tonte priv6e ct ceux
aui v ont assiste ont refuse den fournlr
le moindre detail. LIE sheriff Matson
ne considere ce marriage que CONNIE
une farce ct declare quill ne tiendra
miss Van Zandt CONNIE .l'6pouse legil-
time de Spies qu'autant que les antorl-
t6s c~omp6tentes Sc prononceront dams
ce u II est decide a he pas permet-
tire advantage a Nine Spies qua Miss
Van Zandt l'acces de la cellule de son
prisonnier, privilege quill considere
CONNIE une simdle courtoisie.
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la du Dirnanche.

La s~urintendant de aPofice, Mr.. Luz
cian Adams, d6sirant faire observer la
Ioi du dimanche de la facon Ia plus
stricte, q adress6 q favocat de district
uIusieurs questions sur lesquelles les
agents n'6taient point fixes. Nous les
Reproductions ci -apres avec les responses
de pavocat. !.
Dies pharmaciens ont-ils le droit
de vendre des cigares ct du tabac le
dimanche I.
R.-NoD, lis mont pas le droit de
yendre que DIES produits pharmaceuti-
cues, des indictments ct dn soda.
Dies RI staurateurs des 6tablisse-
Ments du LaaApeuvent-ils vendre lie di-
manche des Gil ares ct du tabac, ct les
bOutiQues B soGs ct . patlsserie ont
Giles la meme aatorisation
R.-Les rsstaurateurs peuyent four
mir des cigares d leurs clients, mails ne
peuvent en- ancune autre facon yendre
du tabac.
Les boutiques don't vous parlez mont
d ceteA autorisation.
Dies propri6taires des etablisse-
ments Oh Pom consomme des hufttes
Eoyster saloonsb peuyent-ils vendre
des Iluftres, des cigares on du tabac le
dimanche I
R.-Non, ces Establishments tonbent
sous 10 coup de la loi, ct personne ne
pent vendre d,haitres sans 6tre mum
dune licence de restaurateur.
Dies propri6taires de buvettes 81
tu6es dams le centre de 10 vile, ayant
dams leur Establishment dss billiards
sspigeons holes' etc, peayent lie on
vTir le dimanche, pourvu gull ne soft
servi chez d aucune %liqneury
R.-Cenx qui sont munis de iicen.
SEES pour de se.nblables Establishments,
peuvent les iaisser ouverts le dimaDclle
mails ils he d0ivent servir ancun ra-
fra-icllissement Il moins d'etre NUNS
dune licence qui les y altorise.
Les patiesiers d0ivent aussi Sc CON
former 4 ID loi ct ne vendre que dn SO.
da. Font exception, ceux aui s0Ntpos.
seasenas de licences de lestanratenrs
iiB peuveDt yendEe DIES colaestibles.
an'iis seryiront dams IA sale de- leur
S@stau tant.
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COURIER DEs ~OPELOUsAs,
Public LIE sAMED1 PAR
LeOnce g. L.. A. SandOz.

L'Abonnenaema sera de $3.50 par an,
payable d'avance, on trois piastres dams lie
courant de pannee.
Les Avis SO p~aieront ~cinquante cents
par carr6 pour la premiere insertion ct vingt-
cling tents par carrs pour chaque insertion
subsequente. HUT lignes gu naoins consti-
tueront mn carr6.
Les avis qui seront envoyes pour etre publ
6s seront inser6s en- Francois ct en- Anglais Ia
moins quill men soft autrement ordonn6l JUS
qua ce que fediteur JUICE a propos de les dis
continuer.
Les candidats u faveurs %publiques de-
vront payer quinze piastres d'avance, s'ils
veulent SO faire announcer.
Les necrologes, les lettres de remercinent,
les r6clames, les communications d'u genre
personnel, ETC., Sc paieront au taux des avis.
Les articles dune nature p~ersonnelle fquand
toutefois lis seront admissibles) SO paieront
vingt cents la ligne ct d'avance.
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I'm avocat de San Francisco est allie
announcer a une institutrice qu'elle await
heritS de 5000, 900 sans paraitre emue,
ellie lui a r6pondu qu'elle J verrait plus
tard, car ellie await trois ecoliers a pu-
mir le soir.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

RHMEMRER That lie presence of Gem
erals B~EAUREGARD and
EARLY at the Draarings, and their having charge
of them, is your guarantee of absotatte fairness,
chances of all are equal, a that no human be-
ing can kpoac beforehand aohat ticket suiH dra,o a
prize. Therefore, any party advertising to guar
antee Prices IN the Drawings of the La. State
Lottery Co., or holding oat othe,. inducements
impossible TO carry Out, is a s,gindler and a
cheat. Money sent in aaas,rer to such advertise
ments Is obtained Nth a eic,c to deceipe and de-
fraud the unWGYy.
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Une scie circulaire a quite son cadre
a California, Mo-, samedi, ouvrant Yes
tomac dun homme ct e%nlevant la tete
dune jeune file.
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I'm malade, a Dallas, Tex, ennuye
de CO que son medecin ne reussissait
pas a le guerir, a tire quatre coups de
pistolet sur lui ct, l'ayant manque, il
s'est loge la cinquieme bale dams la
tate, mettant ainsi fin a ses soutfran-
~nn
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

La compagnie de chemin de fer du
Texas g. Pacific Went de contractor
pour le amusement de la vote entire la
Nouvelle. Orleans ct Shreveport ct la
pose de rails d'acier sur cette division.
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"a porto mat6rielle esd immense.

Sam Stephenson ct Jimmy Windsay
econvoitaien { la main dune jeune file =
Omaha, OF pour decider lequel y aurait
seul droit ills convinrent de SO battre,
10 vaincu devant renoncer q toutes pre-
tentions !; IL SO sont battus a coups de
poiDg vendredi jusqu'a CO qu'ils sont
tomb6s spuises ct incapables de SO re-
lever. Les t6moins ont declare la par
tie MULE 1T la jeune file qui assistant
ap combat s'est retiree sans savoir a
obi Superintendent son ceur.
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La Suisse guette, rAutriche tremble,
lAngleterre cherche DIES allies, la Prus-
90 est i~nquiete, rItalie attend pocca-
sion, ct la France est calme. Tel est
auiourd'hui lie tableau de Europe.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

La ge6le du comt6 de Rutherford, a
Murfreesboro, Tenn, a brittle dimanche
matin, ct trois %prisonniers ont peri
dams les fammes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

Cinq mile noirs du Mississippi deman
dent au congress de leur allouer a cha
cum 800 pour payer leurs frais de voy'
age en- Lib6rie.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

Les 6poux Gottlieb ct Catherine San
chi, de Pekin, ILL.,, ont etc condamnes a
cinu arn6es de travaux forces pour
cruauts envers leur e%nfant, age de III
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Sans aucun doute. 4 Crowley,

Sans aucun doute, a Crowley, les
promoteurs de la ~nouvelle vile, bien
knuN4Fils aient fait de fortes depen-
sxis1ses r1pr Greer lie boom oAt realise un
F9ssuper3e b6nefice. \ Iberie IN sifae ct
aussi on bort, puts an r6veil on ma
Z rome. Remuez vous, il est temps
Fermier Louisianais, Nile. Iberie, 10.
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LIE pere de Leon Gambetta consent Il
laisser transporter les restes de sol IL
lustre fls au Pantheon aParis Ell echan-
ge de rautolisation a ses trOis petits-
hls de porter IL nom de Gambetta, qui
disparaftrait avec lui.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

LIE & cretaire Manning IA enfin dome
So demission, laquelle prendra eftet lie
Ter avril.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-02-26

LIE cholera s6vit sur plusieurs parties
do PAmeriqne du Sud ct on lui oppose
partout DIES barrieres qu'ilfrenchit aise-
raent. Dams la Sonore, au Mexique,
une epidemic de petite v6role fat de
nombreuses victimes; ellie o un carac-
tere pernicieux ct lie vaccin men pre-
serve mas.
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John H. Lester de la Virginie reclame
4 BEN Butler 100000 de dommages
pour faux emprisonnement ell 1864. II
allsgue que lie grand general, lie
croyant porteur dune forte somme
d'argent, ravait fait arreter pour lie de-
pouiller, ct furieux de ne pas trouver
d'argent sur lui lie fit condamner aux
trayaux forces.
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I'm noir arrete lundi a Cairo pour
ayoir vole de l'argent q plusieurs pas
sagers dun bateau a mango les billets
don't il s'6tait rendu possesseur; on sen
est apercu ct on lui a administre une
dose d'sm6tique qui lui a fat rendre
uNrUn.
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Land at "A Bargain.
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Les RRilliardaires Americans.

Compares aux populations de fEu
rope, les peoples du Nouveau- Monde
ne sont pas encore arrives q leur com
plete virilite. Pourtant la richesse DIES
Etats- Unis est deja 81 considerable que
ST ellie etait ~egalement partage entre
ses SIS millions Inhabitants, chacun d'eux
recevrait pour sa part environ -quatre
mile francs.
Mais quest CO chiffre :! Ce'simple ez-
pose ne saurait donner n idee exacte
de mon pays.
Quand i'aurai dit quill y a des Ameri-
Gains possesseurs de $50 millions a $50
millions (de francs, bien entendu.) on
comprendra aisement que %quelques for
tunes de l'autre cote de rAtlantique
sont superieures peut, etre a celles du
vieux Cresus de rancienne Greece.
Je pourrai otter tout de suite dix
lommes don't les riehesses reunies Sc
m%onteraient a plus de trois milliards.
Les millionnaires on ne les compte pas
! aux Etats- Unis des %centaines de New
! Yorkais ~possedent acknowledgements
plus de dix millions. Dernierement,
a la reouverture du Metropolitan
Opera, il a etc lou6 pour la saison
trente.cinq loges de premier rang ct
trente-huit de second. He bien
Voici 10 fortune represented par les
abonnes de ces logesc2
Premier rang. 49,. Fir. 3,54l $50 900
Second rang. ..... l,4OO,OOO,UU
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Total..........Fr 4,941 $50, 600
Pendant que ces families de milliar-
daires occuperont ces loges, les pauvres
gems qui ne sont que m~illionnaires Sc
rout aussi nombreux aux fauteuils que
les nounous au Jardin des Tuileries.
Qui sont-i ills +? d'cn viennent-ils : Eft
comment ont-ils acquis g fortunes'9
That is the question !! Aaueleuss excep-
lions pres, les nouveaux riches sont les
memes partout. Personne men a ia
mails entendu parler avant quils aient
commence a faire fortune; ct personne
ma jamais su d'od lis s%ortaient. Leurs
ascendants sont complement incon-
nus. Eft pourtant, 81 yous hernandez
a Fun d'eux quels etaient ses ancetres,
il n'aurait pas l'esprit de r6pondre com
ME ce mar6chal du premier Empire !:
C'est nous qui sommes les ancetres.'
Pourtant il est DIES exceptions.
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Major Maginnis gave 5 lecture last
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Ninety four taxpayers in Misseula
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James A. Murray, the Butte capitalist,
paid $3.50 for contempt of court.
The new engine for the Anaconda
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The town of Castle Is reported to be
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Land Office at Helena, Montar
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Land Office at Helena, Montana,
November Ii, 1887.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Richard Malone against Stephen B. Howard,
involving the validity of desert land entry No.
1851, dated March Is, 1887, upon the whole of sec.
81, to. q north, range / i. in Choteau eoun-
ty, Montana, north of the Missouri river,
with q view to the cancellation of said entry;
contestant alleging that the land embraced there
IN IS not desert in character, that the entry was
made for speculative purposes and not for the
purpose Of reclaiming the land. that claimant
knew at lifetime he made the entry saw lands
were not desert in character. Now, therefore,
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office on the 18th day of December, 1887,
at 10 o'ciock. d. ~, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged failure. Testi-
mony to be used at said hearing will be taken
before John W. Stanton, q notary public, at
Great Falls. December %. 1887,
S. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
[First publication November 10.
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Notice for Final Proof.

Lane Office at Helena, Montana.
November 2, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
Receiver at helena. Montana, on December Is,
1881, viz: Newton Nickles, who made Dre-emp-
ton D. =. Ne. 6atg for lots / and ., the sW Il
NE u and Sc NV u sec. 2, tp. is N, r. 2 e.
BE names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence npon. and cultivation oil,
said Land, vsz: john ". Ronald, John B. Ris-
ser and John VT. Hopkins of Truly, Montana,
and Fred Tihbetts of helena, Montana.
s. W. L~ANGHORNE. Register.
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Notice of Final Proof.

Land Office at Helena, Montana.
August 90. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said proof win be made before the pro-
tssste judge of Cascade county, at Great Falls.
Montana, on December 20. 1887 viz: james CoyIe
who made ~pre-emption D. s. No. 1904, for lots |
and 2, see. Z, tp. IS N, 3. E.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: William l.. Allen, John n.
Evans, Daval A. Culberson and James Robbins.
all OF Great Falls, Montana.
s. w. LANGHORNE. Register.
First publication November 10.
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Notice for Final Entry,

U.S. IlAhH UHlce- EfeIena. WOntafia.
NaveTnberiI 1897,
Notice is hereby. given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
that said. proof viii be made before the
Probate Judge of Cascade county, Montana,
at Great Falls. Montana, on December ~. 1887,
VIZ: Richard Graham. who made presumption D.
=; No. 1875 for the NEa of the NE4 of sec. IS,
sEaa Of the SE41a. and VIZ of the SCI sec. &c, tp.
aN., r.. E.
Henames the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
said land, viz: James j. Eastman, Henry Fits-
gerald, David Thomas and Whitman g. Jones,
all Of Great Falls. Montana.
s. ". LANGH0kNE. Register.
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II ~ADkiNSON.
Attorney at Law.
Desert Land Notice,

Gives special attention to business in the
United States lane office. Office: Helena, Mont.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-11-19
Notice for Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena. Montaal

Land Office at Helena. Montana,
October %, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that aaid proof viii be made before John w.
Tattan. Probate j Judge of Ghateau county, N. e.
Starry Il. Carter. who made homestead appliea-
ton No, $3.50 FOR the NWsA sec. 10. ID. N. r.
4 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz: Frank Z. Erwin. Rudolph II.
Hotehkiss, Elias Rnbottom and Mrs. C. y.
Mcmillan. ali Of Great Falls. Montana.
\. Nv. LANG1kNE Register,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1887-11-19
Notice for Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena. Nor

INK g LIE1EUsas WUHGst
October 20, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hiss filed notice of his intention TO
that said proof will Be made before John ".
Tattan, Probate Judge OF Ehoteau county, VI, T..
at Fort Benton. M. r., on December 10, 1851. viz:
Frank Il. Erwin, who made presumption D. q.
Nc. 8454 for the SEA sec. 81, tp. 81 N. r.. q e.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz: Starr v. v. Carter, Elias n. Ru.
bottom, Rudolph I'll. Hotchkiss and Mrs. G. E.
Mcmillan. all Of Great Falls, Montana.
s., w. LANGH0RNE, Register.